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FINALLY swell arrived and the Hawaiian Reef Pro at Haleiwa kicked back into life. Sunny Garcia stamped his intent.
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MASON Ho, Nat Young, and Gavin Beschen weathered the storm and managed to find dig out few gems.
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THERE'S no doubt about it, there are some things you cannot do on stand-up and this is where the prone shine.
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SHEER numbers of hilarious anecdotes and incidents forced the return of our calamitous collection of wipeouts.
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[PT-New Zealand / Christchurch]  © 2009 - dingo Pictured is Patrick Trevillion on a cold and clear mid-winter at Waikuku Beach, New Zealand, during a big Southerly storm which came through over night dumping heaps of snow and pushing in a nice swell. It's a nice beachbreak, with lots of space that picks up more south swell than the town beaches. Winter can get pretty cold but when the snow melts in spring and runs down the rivers... that's when it really gets cold. You'll need boots, gloves and a hood to be comfortable and surf your best out there.
The biggest issue here during winter is the lack of surfers to take photos of! During the mid-week I am usually the only one out there, and after working hours the sun gets down below the trees so there is too little light for good shots. It was so icy this day that two of the boys' surf boards got stuck to the roof rack with ice!
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Goofy14yearold6 days ago
